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The constitutional amendment approved in November of 2022 to legalize recreational marijuana also established funds for several causes.
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State lawmakers approved the study of suicide prevention for MO’s veterans, but not the study of ‘magic mushrooms’ to treat veterans’ depression.
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The legislation also mandates that the veterans commission provide a detailed report to the legislature by next year on its efforts.
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Taylor Burks is the third major Republican candidate to run for the 3rd Congressional District seat, which includes portions of the St. Louis metro area and a slew of mid-Missouri counties.
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Several businesses will offer discounts and freebies in the Columbia area over the weekend.
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State taxes on marijuana sales will go to help fund health care and other services for military veterans.
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The Missouri chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention held their annual State Capitol Day today Wednesday, where they talk to lawmakers and advocate for Missourians’ mental health needs.
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The Missouri House is advancing a bill to protect private businesses from lawsuits if they give preference to veterans in hiring or promotion.The measure…
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The Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital began hosting classes at its new Patient Education Center on January 29. The center is a space within the…
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“I figured there are only about 25 people that know me.”Columbia resident Mr. Ferrill Purdy was clearly overwhelmed by the number of people who had come…